Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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 PAUL J. HATCH—B.S. in Ed—Teachers College, Oswego, New York, M.Ed. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, Director of Industrial Arts, Vocational, and Adult Education for Hempfield Area School District and School District of the City of Jeannette. GV'Mvi-L . -j. '¥su.lfi-i 26 C5 WE PURSUED OUR O'Is , •To a. 2 r £. g.0cxj ClSA T%'- icA , GOALS UNDER THEIR Y’L LEADERSHIP AND SJS . Os r. GUIDANCE JLsyj - WILBUR E. SHAUL—B.S. California State College, California, Pa., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. Pa., Mechanical Drawing, Assistant Director of the Vocational Department. Board of Education The Class of ’63 would like to thank you, the Board of Education, for your sincere interest, advice, and counsel. The growth and improvement of our school district can be contributed to these civic minded citizens who give their time to the youth of Jeannette. It is through the efforts of these citizens that our school district continues its modern and efficient education of the area youth. Seated: Stanley A. Kurpieski, Mary Michaux—Sec. Non Member. Walter M. Wasnesky, Romeo Cataldo. Standing: John C. Gibson, Jacob Means, Henry W. Pharaoh—Sup’t, Donald A. DelVitto, Everett S. C. Sorber—Solicitor Non Member, Michael L. Spina.

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 The efficient, hard working Administration of our school district sees that each student receives a good education. This Administration is headed by Henry W. Pharaoh, the Superintendent of our school district. The responsibilities of his office are great for he directs the education of all of the youth of Jeannette. The superintendent serves as a link between the school board and staff members as well as between the school and the public. He must also prepare the school annual budget and administer to the functioning of the budget, supervise the professional and non-professional staff and recommend personnel to be hired by the school board. The responsibilities and duties of our principal. Francis W. Matika, are also large in number. For in addition to preparing a schedule for the students and faculty, he must direct the extra-curricular activities and assembly programs, hold fire drills, conduct teachers meetings, have parent conferences and pupil counseling, make classroom visitations, supervise testing programs, and carry out hundreds of very essential duties which must be discharged to have a good school year. Our Superintendent, Principal, Vocational Directors and Board of Education, all work hard to insure the students of Jeannette Senior High a good, well-rounded education. Gcr. ✓ !i'!4 i'-'i 4 - Kit P ADMINISTRATION flr.rs L (o . V Sl.Jip . t-4 PX X' 4 A (I s «. 1 t- Ha FRANCIS W. MATIKA PRINCIPAL. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HENRY W. PHARAOH

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THOMAS ABRAHAM Commercial Club Advisor; Jndiana State College—B.S., University of Pittsburgh—M .A.. Commercial Arithmetic. Commercial English vC. mercial Law. ALFRED M. AMANN Activities Fund. Treasurer, Lmvcr sity of Pittsburgh—B.S. and M.Ed.. General Business. Bookkeeping I. II. MARKLEY BARNES Director of Athletics. Braddus College. University of Pittsburgh, A.B.. M.Ed., American and World History. HARRY N. BASOM Alpha Hi-Y Adv., Albright College— A.B., University of Pittsburgh—M.A.. U. S. History. WILLIAM H. BAUGHMAN Football and Track coach, Varsity Club Adv., University of Alabama— B.S. and M.A., Biology. RAYMOND BRONZIE Wrestling Coach, Weight-lifting Club Adv., Edinboro State Teachers College—B.S., General Math, Biology. A ONE AND A TWO AND A ... . LEO CHEKANSKI University of Pittsburgh—B.S.; Electric Shop. HUGH A. D'AMATO University of W. Virginia—B.A., University of Pittsburgh—M.Ed.; Chemistry. CARL DAVIS Basketball Coach, Boys Sports Club Adv., Gymnastic Team Adv.; Tarkio College—B.A.; Physical Education. Health. PjN.s l ebi fT II Sponsor; Univer-sburgh—A.B., M.Ed.;